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Parenting seems to get a little bit easier when your kids are old enough to hang out with you. Going from changing diapers to cracking jokes together is awesome — and Ashton Kutcher thinks so too. He recently shared that he and his wife Mila Kunis love family nights together with their kids Wyatt, methotrexate for ectopic pregnancy 8, and Dimitri, 6, especially one game that he finds “genuinely hard.”

“We spend a ton of time together as a family and play a lot of board games,” the Your Place or Mine actor told Entertainment Tonight on Monday. “My kids have found this game called Beat the Parents that they love, where they get to wager something and we wager something against them, and it’s genuinely hard for the parents and genuinely hard for the kids.”

Ok, that sounds like a blast, right? The game — which is available on Amazon! — is designed for ages 6 and up. Kids team up against the parents to answer trivia questions, uniquely designed to stump each generation. It sounds like such a fun family bonding activity.

In the same interview, Kutcher gushed about how much he loves spending time with his family. “The dream role is the role I play as a father and a husband. My life is so good,” he told ET. “I love my family so much. I love spending time with my kids. I love my wife so much.” Aww!

He went on, “I’m the most fortunate human being that I know, and I could take all my problems, put them in the middle of the room with everybody else on the planet’s problems, and I’d go get mine back because I love my problems and I love my joys. I wouldn’t give it up for a minute.” What a great perspective to have!

Last summer, Kutcher and Kunis took their kids on a big family road trip. “I have the best time with my kids. If I never had to send them back that would be my preference,” the That 70’s Show alum told PEOPLE in July 2022. He added, “We just went cruising in a van to the national parks around the country. Just hanging out with our kids 24/7 and it was phenomenal. But then you got to work, too.”